Gov. Evers told `The Morning Show` there`s enough money in the state budget to put toward housing services
With a fresh layer of snow on the ground and temperatures below freezing, Gov. Tony Evers issued a warning Tuesday while appearing on WPR’s "The Morning Show."
"Winter seems to be starting early this year," Evers said. "We need help with the shelters."
Service providers and community leaders across the state have raised concerns in recent weeks over bed shortages at homeless shelters for adults and families needing a warm place to rest and grab a meal.
About 4,800 people faced homelessness in Wisconsin last year, according to estimates by the National Alliance to End Homelessness...
Ken Notes: Remember we need local government, developers, builders, and workers at the table along with the state entities working on this. Money is not the solution, we have been throwing money at "Affordable" housing for decades with horrible results. We need to create nice homes that our service, retail and entry level workers can afford to own. We did this after WWII and created an entire generation of homeowners. We need to do this again...
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